Departure to Casablanca, the largest city of the country and the economic capital of the Moroccan kingdom. Lunch, then it comes the tour of the city: the great Esplanade of the United Nations. Dinner and overnight
Visit of the administrative capital of Morocco: the entrance of the royal palace, the Chellah; A fortified necropolis of the 14th century, the Mausoleum Mohamed V, built in homage to the king who died in 1961, the Hassan Tower and the Kasbah of the Oudayas. In the late afternoon, the trip continues to Meknes. Dinner and overnight
Visit of Meknes; The tower of the ramparts, the mosque and the tomb of Moulay Ismail and the famous door “Bab El Mansour” the most photographed door in Morocco, the old medina. We continue to Moulay Idriss (small holy city) and the Roman city of Volubilis. Guided visit of the remains of this ancient Berber city, the romanized capital of the kingdom of Mauretania. Dinner and overnight
Visit the oldest imperial city. An occasion to discover the various facets of this city: It is the largest of Morocco and the most exciting. It was classified as a World Heritage by Unesco in 1976. Its labyrinth lanes lead to a multitude of historical wonders and souks. Established on the slopes of a basin crossed by the Wadi Fez: it is the medina, with its Medersas; the Attarine (built between 1323 and 1325) and Bou Anania (built between 1350 and 1357 by Sultan Abou Inane), its fountain Nejjarine, its mausoleum Moulay Idriss and its famous mosque Karaouine (entry forbidden to non-Muslims). Dinner and overnight
Our day will begin in the “European” district of Guéliz, where we will visit the garden of Majorelle, with its stunning blue color. Then we will go to Bahia Palace, which remains one of the few examples of 19th-century mansions, before discovering the Saadian tombs of two mausoleums, a masterpiece of architecture with a hundred tombs. They were forgotten for a long time, between the death of the sultan Moulay Yazid, the last Saadian sultan was buried in there, and then found by French archaeologists. In the afternoon, we will visit the museum of Dar Si Said, a museum of Moroccan arts, before visiting the Ben Youssef mederasa, founded in the 16th century by Moulay Abdallah. Finally, we will go for a stroll in the souks which are among the most picturesque of Morocco. We will be finishing our stay by a walk in the popular place of Jemaa el Fna, with its dancers, its jugglers, snake charmers and storytellers. Dinner and overnight
